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Rough.
“I have a 1940-1950’s Willy Jeep truck. It looks to be in decent shape for it’s age and the fact that no one has taken care of it. At least one front tire is flat. It has been sitting in my driveway for a year. Would like to see someone take it and fix it up. Looking to get what we have in it so far, $2,500. You will need a trailer to haul it away.”
http://newlondon.craigslist.org/cto/5100876107.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/19/2015) The passenger side has a drain hold, but the passenger side doesn’t.
“1947 willys cj2a. Rebuilt l134, new brakes lines and wheel cylinders, new wiring, rebuilt transmission and transfer case. Needs absolutely nothing.
all body work is done, all metal no bond or fiberglass.
Painted od green as a military tribute. Complete with invasion star.
must see to appreciate.”
http://cnj.craigslist.org/cto/5147868743.html
Don will be spending the next month traveling through New Mexico and Colorado. Lucky for us, he’s watching for jeeps. He spotted this redone CJ-2A at a Larry H. Miller Jeep-Chrysler-Dodge Ram dealership in Albuquerque. I guess we’ll be stopping in there during our next visit!
Paul Pulver is an art director assembling a team to do a photoshoot near Quincy, Washington, at Frenchman’s Coulee (not far from me). Most of his team his flying in from Pennsylvania. As he explains below, he’d like to rent a 1970s jeep from someone in the region for the photo shoot. He’s offering $1000 for the day plus a night in a motel for the jeep owner. The photoshoot is August 19th. If you are interested, contact Paul at paul.pulver@verizon.net, or give me a call at 610-517-5496. He’ll probably request a photo that shows the rear of the vehicle with its top removed.
His client wants a shot from behind towards the front of the vehicle with the models inside. An illusion of movement will be created, though the vehicle won’t be moving. Here are a couple of stock photos (though the second doesn’t show movement) that provide a flavor of what he’s been asked to produce. The photos below show a 1960s Ford Bronco:
I mentioned that some people have had good experiences and some bad with photo shoot/movies. He explained, I’ve had too many experiences with directors and photographers asking models/talent to do stupid things. I don’t work with people like that. That won’t happen here — I promise you.
I also asked about why type of 1970s CJs or Full-Size Jeeps’ he was considering (and provided links as he’s not a jeep expert). Other than being a convertible, it could be anything from a Jeepster Command to a CJ-5, CJ-6, CJ-7 or CJ-3B. I think a stock Bronco (as pictured above) or another vintage 4×4 from the sixties might also interest Paul.
Here’ s the email Paul sent with the details.
To introduce myself, my name is Paul Pulver. I work as an Art Director for Film and Television, and I’m currently working on a still photo shoot for The Vanguard Group (they’re a financial group that is marketing to employees at Google) that we’re going to be doing at Frenchman’s Coulee in Washington State.
I’m looking to rent a good looking vintage Jeep for the shoot, and I came across your website (which is great, by the way…I’ve learned a lot!) and I thought I’d reach out to you and your readers. Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
Has a couple updated, but looks solid.
“I am selling my 1952 Willy’s Jeep with 225 V-6 engine. The jeep is in excellent shape and drive great! Please call or text and I will get back to you quickly. $8,500 OBO, CASH ONLY.”
UPDATE: Pics now provided.
“’62 DJ3A project with title. 90% complete (minus engine and radiator) but is a rough project. Original 4-lug suspension. I have a running L-134 but it isn’t included with the Jeep. I just trailered it from Missouri yesterday and haven’t cleaned it up to take pics yet.”
http://bgky.craigslist.org/cto/5099895677.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The builder of this jeep (who isn’t the seller) had an unusual solution for the front driveline. Not sure why it is attached at all. The seller also provides full disclosure that it shouldn’t be driven faster than 55mph.
The web server was down last night, so I didn’t get a chance to finish updates. They should all be up by noon EST / 9am PST and this message will disappear. Thanks!
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14000.
(06/05/2015) Looks like a nice build.
“Immaculate 1953 Willy’s Jeep with a 231 Buick and auto trans. Comes with matching trailer, contact David with any questions.”
UPDATE: Was $4500. **SOLD**
Needs work.
“Unique body style 1961 Jeep FC170 PU. Seldom seen but in good shape for a restoration project. Needs mechanical and body work. Not for the faint hearted, but if you are looking for something few others have, this could be for you.
Have collected many parts for resto-mod that are included.
Many photos and detailed description available by e-mail.”
